Chapter 25: Dungeon Raid [4]
"Why do I feel so exhausted?" Calling back Gobo, who I sent to do some scouting, I yawned lazily.
Maybe it was because I'd never slept on a hard floor before—hell, I'd never slept in a place that wasn't properly aired or smelled this awful. This further supported my words: fantasy worlds weren't so pleasant.
I ruffled my hair in frustration as I stared at the map that was clenched in my hand.
The bright, pale sun had long risen, but even then, the sky remained black, as if stained by an unholy thing.
"Well, at this point, that is none of my concern. I have to get back to the academy ASAP...." I yelled out in annoyance. "What if time flowed the same? Or if the teachers couldn't find us?"
I didn't know. The best I could do for now was to find more knowledge about the specific part of Nefertari, since that was the only way to somewhat guess where other students were.
But the map that I found in-between the chairs of the Cathedral didn't help one bit. But what it did do was further mess up my thoughts.
'If I try to navigate my way through using the fact that there are about three destroyed tombs and pyramids around...'
I sighed. This simple dungeon class had become much more than I expected.
"For now, let's move," I muttered as my three saints moved out of my shadow. "Mini arcs are so bothersome."
My first focus was to find out what was behind that door, which may possibly be my ticket out of here, but it didn't mean I will check it out without first looking through other doors. Even then, I wasn't the one who was going to be the one doing the job.